January in West Africa
What the First Month of the Year Really Means for Food and Poverty January is often treated as a clean…
Category: Policy
Laws, regulations, subsidies, and government programs affecting food and agriculture.
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Africa’s Hungry Millions Sit Beside Untouched Fertile Land: Why the System Is Failing Farmers Like Kwame
Ghana, West Africa-Kwame sits on land his family has farmed for generations in Ghana’s Bono Region. The soil is rich,…
The road in 2025 was difficult. But Africa is not standing still.
Entering 2026: What 2025 Left Africa, and What Comes Next for Hunger, Conflict, and Food Systems As we enter 2026,…
Nigeria’s Hunger Crisis: A Security Priority or a Forgotten Emergency?
Nigeria is facing one of its most serious hunger and malnutrition crises in years, raising difficult questions about where political…
Africa will feed the world or go hungry trying
What the numbers are already saying Across Africa, food stories still begin the same way. Failed rains. Rising prices. Smaller…
Liberia’s Rice Crisis Exposes a Dangerous Dependency: Where Is the Plan B?
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Why is Ghana paying MORE for LESS power?
Across the country people are asking the same question in their homes, shops, schools and hospitals. Bills keep rising, yet…
Ghana’s food inflation drops. So why are market prices still high?
Food inflation in Ghana now stands at about 18.4 percent year-on-year, the lowest since early 2022. On paper it looks…